Been thinking in my mind whether this would be good or make the game way too easy but...idea for a Gen 6 pokemon I would like to see...
Elementon.
It is a pokemon that changes form every time it levels up, and therefore also changes type. It works based on the Elements upto Atomic Number 100... so:
Although these are very inaccurate, and are probably actually really bad, it is an idea that I would love to see incorporated, where a Pokemon can be caught with different forms depending on what level it is, or just changes to many different forms.
Took me about two hours to type this too -.-
Elementon.
It is a pokemon that changes form every time it levels up, and therefore also changes type. It works based on the Elements upto Atomic Number 100... so:
Level - - Form - Type
1 - H - Hydrogen - Fire (Flammable Gas)
2 - He - Helium - Flying (Its a gas that is not flammable)
3 - Li - Lithium - Electric (Used in batteries)
4 - Be - Beryllium - Poison
5 - B - Boron - Bug (used to make insecticides)
6 - C - Carbon - Grass (as it is in all organic compounds)
7 - N - Nitrogen - Poison (as it is an acid)
8 - O - Oxygen - Normal (as everything mostly [don't start a flame war as I know it is not the full answer] respires with it)
9 - F - Fluorine - Fighting
10 - Ne - Neon - Ghost (Reminds me of a ghost glow)
11 - Na - Sodium - Water (Salt)
12 - Mg - Magnesium - Fire (combusts with a bright glow)
13 - Al - Aluminum, Aluminium - Steel
14 - Si - Silicon - Ground (Sand)
15 - P - Phosphorus - Psychic (???)
16 - S - Sulfur - Poison
17 - Cl - Chlorine - Fire (combusts)
18 - Ar - Argon - Ice (Low melting point)
19 - K - Potassium - Fire
20 - Ca - Calcium - Fighting (Bones...strength...fighting)
21 - Sc - Scandium - Steel
22 - Ti - Titanium - Fighting (the whole idea of strength again)
23 - V - Vanadium - Poison (Wikipedia said it was used as a catylist in the production of Sulfuric Acid ???)
24 - Cr - Chromium - Steel
25 - Mn - Manganese - Ghost (used for prevention of rusting. Ghost types are prevented from being hit by fighting normal types)
26 - Fe - Iron - Electric (Conducts Electricity)
27 - Co - Cobalt - Bug/Grass (Cobalt in inorganic form is also an active nutrient for bacteria, algae and fungi.)
28 - Ni - Nickel - Steel
29 - Cu - Copper - Electric
30 - Zn - Zinc - Ice (Wiki: To date the oldest evidence of pure zinc comes from Zawar, Rajasthan as early as 9th century AD, when distilation process was employed to make pure zinc.[2]Alchemists burned zinc in air to form what they called "philosopher's wool" or "white snow.")
31 - Ga - Gallium - Water (liquefies at temperature of 29.76 °C)
32 - Ge - Germanium - Electric (semi conductor)
33 - As - Arsenic - Steel (Used in alloys)
34 - Se - Selenium - Ground (used in surge protectors)
35 - Br - Bromine - Poison
36 - Kr - Krypton - Fairy (to do with the superman referance, and that fairies are also mythical as is superman - poor example )
37 - Rb - Rubidium - Fire (Highly reactive)
38 - Sr - Strontium - Fighting (the whole idea that it is used for toothpaste for sensitive teeth)
39 - Y - Yttrium - Poison (exposure to yttrium compounds can cause lung disease in humans)
40 - Zr - Zirconium - Steel (used for corrosion resistance)
41 - Nb - Niobium - Flying (used in gas pipelines)
42 - Mo - Molybdenum - Fire (High boiling and melting points)
43 - Tc - Technetium - Fighting (Very reactive)
44 - Ru - Ruthenium - Electric
45 - Rh - Rhodium - Grass (??)
46 - Pd - Palladium - Fairy ??
47 - Ag - Silver - Steel
48 - Cd - Cadmium - Ground
49 - In - Indium - Flying (Coats aircraft)
50 - Sn - Tin - Steel
51 - Sb - Antimony - Poison/Electric (used in lead acid batteries)
52 - Te - Tellurium - Steel
53 - I - Iodine - Water/Poison
54 - Xe - Xenon - Flying (Nobel Gas)
55 - Cs - Cesium - Dragon (Radioactive Isotope)
56 - Ba - Barium - Poison
57 - La - Lanthanum - Water (used to medicate renal failure - kidneys and watertracts)
58 - Ce - Cerium - Fire (Used as the flint in cigarette lighters)
59 - Pr - Praseodymium - Normal ???
60 - Nd - Neodymium - Steel (Used in a compound for magnets)
61 - Pm - Promethium - Electric (Atomic Bateries)
62 - Sm - Samarium - Poison (Used in treatments for some cancers)
63 - Eu - Europium - Ground (Named after the continent of Europe)
64 - Gd - Gadolinium - Fire (High melting and boiling points)
65 - Tb - Terbium - Electric (Used for lighting)
66 - Dy - Dysprosium - Normal
67 - Ho - Holmium - Water (Reacts and rusts with water)
68 - Er - Erbium - Fire (Used in cheap sunglasses)
69 - Tm - Thulium - Ghost (Used as a tracer in UV light for euro-banknotes - cant see it normally - ghost)
70 - Yb - Ytterbium - Steel (Used in stainless steel)
71 - Lu - Lutetium - Fire (May explode when heated as a nitrate)
72 - Hf - Hafnium - Electric (Used in <45nm circuits)
73 - Ta - Tantalum - Electric (Used in most DVD, CD players, etc)
74 - W - Tungsten - Steel
75 - Re - Rhenium - Water (Named after the river Rhine in europe)
76 - Os - Osmium - Poison (Found in pen lids)
77 - Ir - Iridium - Electric (Used in high-end spark plugs)
78 - Pt - Platinum - Ghost (Like a ghost, it is unreactive, doesn't get destroyed in reactions)
79 - Au - Gold - Steel
80 - Hg - Mercury - Water (Liquid at room temperature)
81 - Tl - Thallium - Bug (Ion pumps in living cells)
82 - Pb - Lead - Poison
83 - Bi - Bismuth - Ghost (Ghosts are immortal, and this element has a halflife of over a billion times the age of the universe!)
84 - Po - Polonium - Fire (used in heaters in space probes)
85 - At - Astatine - Dark
86 - Rn - Radon - Ghost (Colourless, tasteless nobel gas)
87 - Fr - Francium - Normal
88 - Ra - Radium - Flying (Decays into a radon gas after a halflife of about 1601 years)
89 - Ac - Actinium - Poison (Cancer treatment)
90 - Th - Thorium - Psychic
91 - Pa - Protactinium - Poison (Toxic)
92 - U - Uranium - Dragon (How powerful its applications are)
93 - Np - Neptunium - Fire (Fissionable)
94 - Pu - Plutonium - Fighting (Used in warfare)
95 - Am - Americium - Bug (Bugs are small and it is used in neutron source, which is also small - Quite a bad example!!)
96 - Cm - Curium - Poison (Cancer source that accumulates at the bones, lungs and liver)
97 - Bk - Berkelium - Normal (Only 1 gram has been produced in the US since 1967. It seems to have no use.)
98 - Cf - Californium - Grass (Nuclear testing has contaminated the environment with this element)
99 - Es - Einsteinium - Psychic (Names after Einstein who had amazing brainpower, as a Psychic would)
100 - Fm - Fermium - Dragon (Last on the list)
1 - H - Hydrogen - Fire (Flammable Gas)
2 - He - Helium - Flying (Its a gas that is not flammable)
3 - Li - Lithium - Electric (Used in batteries)
4 - Be - Beryllium - Poison
5 - B - Boron - Bug (used to make insecticides)
6 - C - Carbon - Grass (as it is in all organic compounds)
7 - N - Nitrogen - Poison (as it is an acid)
8 - O - Oxygen - Normal (as everything mostly [don't start a flame war as I know it is not the full answer] respires with it)
9 - F - Fluorine - Fighting
10 - Ne - Neon - Ghost (Reminds me of a ghost glow)
11 - Na - Sodium - Water (Salt)
12 - Mg - Magnesium - Fire (combusts with a bright glow)
13 - Al - Aluminum, Aluminium - Steel
14 - Si - Silicon - Ground (Sand)
15 - P - Phosphorus - Psychic (???)
16 - S - Sulfur - Poison
17 - Cl - Chlorine - Fire (combusts)
18 - Ar - Argon - Ice (Low melting point)
19 - K - Potassium - Fire
20 - Ca - Calcium - Fighting (Bones...strength...fighting)
21 - Sc - Scandium - Steel
22 - Ti - Titanium - Fighting (the whole idea of strength again)
23 - V - Vanadium - Poison (Wikipedia said it was used as a catylist in the production of Sulfuric Acid ???)
24 - Cr - Chromium - Steel
25 - Mn - Manganese - Ghost (used for prevention of rusting. Ghost types are prevented from being hit by fighting normal types)
26 - Fe - Iron - Electric (Conducts Electricity)
27 - Co - Cobalt - Bug/Grass (Cobalt in inorganic form is also an active nutrient for bacteria, algae and fungi.)
28 - Ni - Nickel - Steel
29 - Cu - Copper - Electric
30 - Zn - Zinc - Ice (Wiki: To date the oldest evidence of pure zinc comes from Zawar, Rajasthan as early as 9th century AD, when distilation process was employed to make pure zinc.[2]Alchemists burned zinc in air to form what they called "philosopher's wool" or "white snow.")
31 - Ga - Gallium - Water (liquefies at temperature of 29.76 °C)
32 - Ge - Germanium - Electric (semi conductor)
33 - As - Arsenic - Steel (Used in alloys)
34 - Se - Selenium - Ground (used in surge protectors)
35 - Br - Bromine - Poison
36 - Kr - Krypton - Fairy (to do with the superman referance, and that fairies are also mythical as is superman - poor example )
37 - Rb - Rubidium - Fire (Highly reactive)
38 - Sr - Strontium - Fighting (the whole idea that it is used for toothpaste for sensitive teeth)
39 - Y - Yttrium - Poison (exposure to yttrium compounds can cause lung disease in humans)
40 - Zr - Zirconium - Steel (used for corrosion resistance)
41 - Nb - Niobium - Flying (used in gas pipelines)
42 - Mo - Molybdenum - Fire (High boiling and melting points)
43 - Tc - Technetium - Fighting (Very reactive)
44 - Ru - Ruthenium - Electric
45 - Rh - Rhodium - Grass (??)
46 - Pd - Palladium - Fairy ??
47 - Ag - Silver - Steel
48 - Cd - Cadmium - Ground
49 - In - Indium - Flying (Coats aircraft)
50 - Sn - Tin - Steel
51 - Sb - Antimony - Poison/Electric (used in lead acid batteries)
52 - Te - Tellurium - Steel
53 - I - Iodine - Water/Poison
54 - Xe - Xenon - Flying (Nobel Gas)
55 - Cs - Cesium - Dragon (Radioactive Isotope)
56 - Ba - Barium - Poison
57 - La - Lanthanum - Water (used to medicate renal failure - kidneys and watertracts)
58 - Ce - Cerium - Fire (Used as the flint in cigarette lighters)
59 - Pr - Praseodymium - Normal ???
60 - Nd - Neodymium - Steel (Used in a compound for magnets)
61 - Pm - Promethium - Electric (Atomic Bateries)
62 - Sm - Samarium - Poison (Used in treatments for some cancers)
63 - Eu - Europium - Ground (Named after the continent of Europe)
64 - Gd - Gadolinium - Fire (High melting and boiling points)
65 - Tb - Terbium - Electric (Used for lighting)
66 - Dy - Dysprosium - Normal
67 - Ho - Holmium - Water (Reacts and rusts with water)
68 - Er - Erbium - Fire (Used in cheap sunglasses)
69 - Tm - Thulium - Ghost (Used as a tracer in UV light for euro-banknotes - cant see it normally - ghost)
70 - Yb - Ytterbium - Steel (Used in stainless steel)
71 - Lu - Lutetium - Fire (May explode when heated as a nitrate)
72 - Hf - Hafnium - Electric (Used in <45nm circuits)
73 - Ta - Tantalum - Electric (Used in most DVD, CD players, etc)
74 - W - Tungsten - Steel
75 - Re - Rhenium - Water (Named after the river Rhine in europe)
76 - Os - Osmium - Poison (Found in pen lids)
77 - Ir - Iridium - Electric (Used in high-end spark plugs)
78 - Pt - Platinum - Ghost (Like a ghost, it is unreactive, doesn't get destroyed in reactions)
79 - Au - Gold - Steel
80 - Hg - Mercury - Water (Liquid at room temperature)
81 - Tl - Thallium - Bug (Ion pumps in living cells)
82 - Pb - Lead - Poison
83 - Bi - Bismuth - Ghost (Ghosts are immortal, and this element has a halflife of over a billion times the age of the universe!)
84 - Po - Polonium - Fire (used in heaters in space probes)
85 - At - Astatine - Dark
86 - Rn - Radon - Ghost (Colourless, tasteless nobel gas)
87 - Fr - Francium - Normal
88 - Ra - Radium - Flying (Decays into a radon gas after a halflife of about 1601 years)
89 - Ac - Actinium - Poison (Cancer treatment)
90 - Th - Thorium - Psychic
91 - Pa - Protactinium - Poison (Toxic)
92 - U - Uranium - Dragon (How powerful its applications are)
93 - Np - Neptunium - Fire (Fissionable)
94 - Pu - Plutonium - Fighting (Used in warfare)
95 - Am - Americium - Bug (Bugs are small and it is used in neutron source, which is also small - Quite a bad example!!)
96 - Cm - Curium - Poison (Cancer source that accumulates at the bones, lungs and liver)
97 - Bk - Berkelium - Normal (Only 1 gram has been produced in the US since 1967. It seems to have no use.)
98 - Cf - Californium - Grass (Nuclear testing has contaminated the environment with this element)
99 - Es - Einsteinium - Psychic (Names after Einstein who had amazing brainpower, as a Psychic would)
100 - Fm - Fermium - Dragon (Last on the list)
Although these are very inaccurate, and are probably actually really bad, it is an idea that I would love to see incorporated, where a Pokemon can be caught with different forms depending on what level it is, or just changes to many different forms.
Took me about two hours to type this too -.-